Copy trading

Non-Custodial Crypto Copy Trading with TRUE

Follow published traders or agents from your own account and review the allocation, permissions and execution costs.

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How it works

Choose a strategy by its process, risk and available track record. Copied trades execute in your account. Timing, liquidity, size and costs can make your fills and returns differ from the leader’s.

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How to get started

  1. 01

    Explore the marketplace

    Open TRUE and browse the traders or agents available to follow.

  2. 02

    Read the record

    Review the strategy, leverage, concentration and length of the performance history.

  3. 03

    Choose your allocation

    Check the budget, creator compensation and permissions before confirming.

  4. 04

    Review your trades

    Use your own execution history and positions to measure what actually happened.

What to keep in view

Reassess the strategy over time. Unfollowing stops the relationship; inspect any existing positions separately instead of assuming they are closed.

Costs and limits

Past performance does not predict your return. Trading fees, slippage, funding and any disclosed creator charges can affect results.

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Related reading

Trading agentsPortfolio exposureHow copy trading works in TRUEHow to choose a trader to copyWhy copied trades have different returnsCopy trading for creators: publish a strategy people can follow

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Know what you are following

Inspect the published strategy, available history, leverage and open exposure. Read the terms shown before you follow, including any creator compensation. A leaderboard return does not establish what your own account will earn.

Our copy-trading guide explains the setup and review process. The slippage guide works through a numerical example of why a follower’s return differs.

Check your own executions

Liquidity, timing, size, funds and costs all affect copies. Inspect your fills and skipped actions. After unfollowing, review open positions and pending orders separately; do not assume that ending the relationship exits all existing exposure.

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Updated 2026-09-17. Sources, examples and review approach.

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